Those of you who have taught English in Japan or intend to will find this series very funny. This is the first episode, I look forward to new episodes in the future.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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Hahaha, that's awesome.
Yeah, that's kind of what it's like to teach, or even speak, English in Japan. Nearly everyone there has spent their entire academic lives studying English, but strangely, hardly anyone can actually speak English or use it correctly. They're very good at peppering advertisements with seemingly random English words, however, an art form that ranks alongside ikebana and raku as brilliant expressions of the native Japanese aesthetic.
It's like the office meet the teachers in Japan. Cool but I wasn't too excited about it.
You know it's not their initial reason for going to Japan.....
... like people go to Thailand for the food.
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